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Tossing with life in nature's tricky spots
The New Indian Express Kannur
|July 26, 2025
A FUN-FILLED journey can turn tragic in the blink of an eye, as seen in the various incidents reported from popular tourist destinations in Kerala.
In the latest tragedy, 58-year-old Tobias died after falling into a gorge near Chathanpara on Thursday, the second such incident reported in Chathanpara this year. On January 1, 26-year-old Abin from Karinkunnam died after he slipped and fell in the gorge while bursting firecrackers to celebrate New Year.
There are also instances of trips to waterbodies going wrong. In March 2023, three students from Jyothis Central School in Angamaly drowned in the Mankulam river at Valiya Parakutty in Idukki during a school excursion.
The students, part of a 33-member group on a trip to Mankulam, were bathing in the river when they were caught in a current and drowned.
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